Sentence examples for a consistency definition from inspiring English sources

ICC was calculated via two-way mixed effects modelling, treating subject as a random effect and method of adherence as a fixed effect with a consistency definition as described by McGraw and Wong.

Therefore, in further studies, this aspect might need to be added to the consistency definition, especially when referring to consistency with current knowledge on future developments.

The inter-rater reliability of the assessments was explored by the intra-class correlation coefficient (ICC), single measures, consistency definition.

Grading of synovitis with ultrasonography and MRI exhibited moderate-to-good correlations, as expressed by ICCs (two-way mixed effects model, consistency definition).

The following parameters were chosen during the statistical analysis of ICC3.1: two-way mixed effects model, consistency definition, and single measures.

The correlation between ultrasonographic and MRI synovitis scores was estimated using calculations of intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs; two-way mixed effects model, consistency definition).

According to Kosow, scenario storylines rely on holistic consistency 'filters', as intuitive gut feelings, i.e., subjective consistency definitions.

In different scenario 'schools', diverse consistency concepts are applied: Mathematical models can be considered 'objectively' internally consistent by definition of their mathematical (causal) logics.7 Storylines, however, rely on holistic consistency 'filters' as intuitive gut feelings, i.e., subjective consistency definitions [34].

That said similar to the adult evidence base, a lack of consistency over definition and measurement issues makes the synthesis of the available evidence difficult.

As an example of standards consistency, the definition of advance preemption in MUTCD looks the same as the one in AREMA and Institute of Transportation Engineers ITEE) documents as well as in APTA standards.

Comparison across studies is complicated by a lack of consistency in definitions of the palliative care inpatient population.